Gunge tank event on Sat 30th.

[Hobgoblin]

Hey beautiful people,

Long time no post, I really must punish myself for that....lol

Just to let everybody know that I will be taint part in a Gunge Tank event at Hanley carnival in Stoke on Trent.

As well as getting gunged, I will be sat in a bath getting deluged in custard. I will be dressed as a Police Woman for the custard bath and jugs of custard can be purchased in the name of charity.

Also, for those brave souls among you, there will be an opportunity to have a go in the gunge Tank for a small donation to Macmillan.

Any one in the area, come over a give your support and have a jug on me as it were.

Messy kisses

Hobgoblin.

[SploshMeNow]

Hey luvin that Hobgoblin,


Sounds fantastic, will probably come along...would also be prepared to join you in gettin messy all in the aid of charity, don't mind dressin up
and makin a fool of myself either for a good cause So plz pm me if your interested... Great pics by the way!!

[crossdressedwamfan]

damn wish id known sooner,already got plans for then
bethany

[SimonW]

I'm in Derbyshire next week, short break with my partner....so might well be able to venture into Staffordshire and have a day in Stoke on Saturday,

[davestafford1]

Hope to be there on Saturday for the gunging, and if possible join in. D

[marie_messy_cd]

Oooh I'd love to come if I get the time, would definitley buy a few buckets for you, hope your heels and panties are filled to the brim with the stuff hehe, will definitley have to let you know who I am just before I pour them over your head.

What time does the event start and what time is the gunge bath?

[Hobgoblin]

Wow what great response at such short notice, you are amazing

Firstly, to be gunged in the gunge tank the donation is £35 which goes to Macmillan. If you would like to have a go send me a quick pm and i will pass on the details of the organisers so you can finalize details.

The event is taking place at Hanley market as part of the carnival.

As such i must point out that this is a very public event so be very sure you want a go.

Also it is a family event so we are about broard charity fun and NOT fetish so just be aware that everything has to be suitable for a young audience.

With that in mind i would very much like to see you all.

Messy hugs

Hobgoblin.

[BillShipton]

Can't beat a bit of gunging in fancy dress. Wish I could be there as it's such a worthwhile cause. Sadly though it's a long way away and my Mum is currently in hospital having a (relatively minor) op caused by the very thing Macmillan nurses specialise in. Good luck, everyone.

[sploshmeyesplease]

The very best of luck for tomorrow you lucky thing, get someone to take lots of pics so those of us on here who live too far away can see what you got up to.

Have a boat load of fun

T X

[Hobgoblin]

Thanks to everyone for your support and best wishes.

I really hope this goes well so future events can happen and I can give you all more of a heads up.

Well I am starting to get really nervous about my public debut.

Messy hugs

Hobgoblin

[Leena]

Went to this today as a victim for the gunge tank and it truly was an excllent day, despite the weather going from heavy downpour to bright sunshine, the crowd of Stoke were really up for it. I got gunged second of the day whilst wearing a red and black jester outfit that went over very well with the crowd, so much so that two teenage girls begged to be the ones who pulled the lever when I was in the tank, I couldn't refuse such enthusiasm! Also met Hobgoblin, while it was cool to meet you, I am not so sure choosing to come cross-dressed was fully suitable for an event with minors and families. You were awesome to talk with and please don't take this as me being insulting, the fact you made the trip, like I did, speaks volumes. I just feel it would have been better played straight by yourself, but kudos for agreeing to sit in the gunge bath!

I don't know of any photos or videos of my gunging, but I am hopeful some will emerge. Also it was funny how firstly the girls gunging me demanded I gave them a messy hug afterwards, duly obliged of course! Then afterwards how a mother and daughter both agreed to get messy (one gunged by yours truly whilst still dripping green gunge on the floor!), how a young boy displayed the best sarcastic MC-ing I have ever heard whilst I was being gunged! And also how in order to get changed and cleaned, I had to walk through a crowded indoor market with full contact from the public! Needless to say when someone nearly walked into me I was able to go "not sure you want to walk into me today dude!' Which got the fella's posse giggling, all in all, brilliant day for a brilliant causem and I hope it continues to provide the support that those who suffer cancer need.

[Hobgoblin]

Hey all,

Do not fear, the cross dressing was all pre-arranged to fit in with the cops and robbers theme.

I was asked to dress up (no great shame:-) ) because it adds to the comedy humiliation of the event to see a man dress in full drag to then parade around in heels before getting covered in gunge, and in the case of the bath, then have to sit there for two hours:-D

Macmillan have very straightforward guidelines on decency so all is good.

The day was amazing, although five minutes in the bath and the heavens opened. The crowd quickly dispersed and the staff fled for cover leaving me sat in a rapidly filling bath of watery custard

It was a great experience to get the alter ego out in public and the fuzzy warmness of raising money is fantastic.

I really hope to get many more chances to do similar.

As soon as I locate some pics I will get them up.

Lots of messy hugs

Hobgolin

[BillShipton]

Look forward to seeing the pictures and glad it went well. I think a lot of people see 'drag' as comedy rather than kinky so in that context I am sure it was fine.

[Leena]

well what I will say is that I really enjoyed it and have been sent a pic of me in the gunge-tank! Attached below, also 4th and 5th August another event is being planned so again if interested PM me and I'll give you contact info for the organiser